Clemenceau Branded a Traitor in French Press Clash
Paris reports demand for trial of former premier Clemenceau amid factional fights over wartime diplomacy with England. Editorials accuse him of treason for a secret proportional agreement. supporters say the disclosures help Belgium Italy and Serbia and defend him.
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England
Paris
Marsha Foch
Clemenceau
Wade
Tiger
le Rappel
Eduard du Mesnil
High Court of Justice
Marshal Foch
le Matin
France
Germany
Millerand
Spa
Belgium
Italy
Serbia
Senator Reed Loses Seat At Democratic Convention
San Francisco reports Senator James A. Reed of Missouri, staunch League of Nations opponent, was refused a seat at the Democratic convention by the national committee by a 4 to 12 vote. The committee also recognized the Palmer delegates in Georgia by unanimous vote, marking two major pre convention victories for administration forces.
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San Francisco
James A. Reed
Missouri
League of Nations
Senate
National Committee
Georgia
Plenty of Jobs for Wilson
Washington reports that after his White House term President Wilson will be in demand for services. Admiral Grayson, his physician, said universities and newspapers are negotiating to hire him. He did not confirm any offer from the University of the Philippines or a salary between fifty thousand and one hundred thousand dollars yearly.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Admiral Grayson
University of the Philippines
Erally
William G. McAdoo
Burleson
Cox- Smith
Ohio
New York
Philip Sidney Post Dies at Age of Grief Illness
Philip Sidney Post, vice president of the International Harvester Company, died after a period of illness in Chicago on June 28. The executive, noted for leadership in farm equipment and industrial operations, passed away amid reports of enduring grief and health decline.
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International Harvester Company
Illnees
Chicago
Philip Sidney
Post, son of General Post, dies at Winnetka home
Philip Sidney Post, son of Civil War General Philip Sid ney Post, died at his Winnetka residence after a brief illness. He was born in Vienna in 1869 while his father served as consul general there.
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Post
Tiferne Hlonal Elervester Company
Winnétka
Philip Sidney Post
Vienna
Philip
American warship Pittsburgh arrives for drydock overhaul
The American flagship Pittsburgh arrived at Southampton on a Saturday and will enter drydock for overhaul. Several destroyers accompanied the Pittsburgh during the visit.
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Pittsburgh
Southampton
England
British General Kidnapped by Sinn Fein Raiders
In Dublin on June 28 a band of armed Sinn Fein raiders seized Brigadier General Jucas and two companions, Colonels Danford and Tyrrell, at a fishing hut by the Blackwater river. They forced surrender in the name of the Irish republic, placed revolvers to their heads, boarded an automobile, and drove off after a general was shot. Tyrrell stayed behind to tend the wounded officer as the abductors disappeared.
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Dublin
Blackwater River
Jucas
Danford
Tyrrell
President and Mrs. Wilson motor to Vidal Basin
President and Mrs. Wilson traveled from the White House for three and a half hours on Sunday. They arrived at Vidal Basin bathing beach at noon where hundreds of bathers swam. The president appeared cheerful as he watched the bathers and was greeted warmly by the crowd.
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Washington
Plague Warning Sounded by U S Officials
Washington warns of bubonic plague in several American and Mexican gulf ports amid fears of Mediterranean infections. Surgeon General Hugh S. Cumming urges coast rat control and extermination campaigns as economic damage from rats rises. estimates suggest one rat per person in the U S and similar ratios in Britain, Ireland, Denmark, France and Germany.
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Washington
Hugh S. Cumming
General Cumming
United States Public Health Service
United States
Great Britain
Ireland
Denmark
France
Germany
Women Plan to Fussg 0 P Ceremonies
Washington scene details actions of the National Woman's party as they push for ratification of the federal suffrage amendment. Miss Alice Paul heads plans with Abby Scott Baker and Lawrence Lewis guiding ceremonies in Marion Ohio and Boston Massachusetts on July 22 and July 27. The party vows to pressure Republican leaders in Vermont Connecticut Tennessee and North Carolina to secure the thirty sixth state.
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Washington
Tennessee
North Carolina
Vermont
Connecticut
Harding
Coolidge
Marion
Boston
National Woman's Party
Alice Pant
Women's Party
Democratic National Committee
Miss Pan
Paul
Abby Scott Baker
Lawrence Lewis
Philadelphia
Woman’s Party
Baseball Standings and Scores in the Leagues
American League results show Cleveland 4 over Chicago 1 Washington 7 over Philadelphia 6 St Louis 3 over Detroit 7 New York 7 over Boston 6 National League lists Pittsburgh and Chicago with 2 runs, St Louis 3 over Cincinnati, New York 27 over Brooklyn 6 Boston Philadelphia not scheduled.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Eveland Een Eeneeeewnee
New York Reosersons Costes
Mt Tedee Oh
I. Louis Seer
Ewes
Mneinnati Seeeterbegiver R .Tt
Louis Pee
Henne
French Medals For Yanks Honor US Volunteers
Paris announces that over 5,000 Americans will be entitled to wear a new bronze clasp on their ribbons. The decoration features a striped ribbon and a white Ted wand emblem, honoring volunteers who served with French forces in the war.
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Paris
Ted Wand
Train Wreck Near Oakland City Kills Ten in Indiana
Evansville dispatch reports ten or eleven dead and nine injured when an eastbound Southern Railway passenger train struck a motor truck party near Huntingburg, Indiana. A relief train to the wreck site was derailed near Oakland City, delaying aid.
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Oakland City
Ind
Evansville
Southern Railway
Huntingburs
Frisco Opens As Democratic Convention Begins
Frisco opens with Homer S. Cummings as temporary chair while Cox and Smith backers plan a coalition. Sixteen candidates seek the nomination. key states including New York Illinois Ohio Indiana and New Jersey weigh in. Palmer McAdoo and Edwards figures loom as balloting begins on a divided opening day.
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Homer S. Cummings
Cox and Smith
Cox
James M. Cox
Alfred EB. Smith
Pennsylvania
New York
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
New Jersey
Edwards
Heibal
Nority
Palmer
Smith
Mlinois
Wilson
Messrs. Cox
McAdoo
Ambassador Stimson sails on two months leave
U S ambassador to Argentina Frederick J. Stimson sails for New York on a two months leave of absence. John Wiley, first secretary of the embassy, will be charge d affaires in his absence.
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Frederick J. Stimson
Argentina
New York
Buenos Aaires
John Wiley
Allies consider world loan to repay US loans
Paris reports Britain and France weigh an international loan to cover October loan payments to the United States. Security would back the loan with Germany’s payments or customs receipts. Officials doubt the plan, noting Germany’s indemnity payments and limited French share would not fund the debt or aid devastated areas.
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Paris
America
Germany
Great Britain
France
United States
Democratic National Convention Opens in San Francisco
The Democratic National Convention opened at 12:30 p m in Convention Hall San Francisco with Vice-Chairman Kremer presiding. President Wilson’s portrait was unveiled to applause as delegates gathered after a delayed start and a parade of delegation standards. New York joined after a physical struggle and other holdouts followed as the hall filled.
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Evening Journal
San Francisco
Kremer
Wilson
New York
Cox Stands On Wet Record In Prohibition Debate
Governor Cox continues to frame prohibition as a law enforcement issue. He backs Ohio policy as the expressed mandate of the people, insisting constitutional and statutory provisions must be accepted. He speaks from Columbus before heading to Dayton, planning to stay in touch with San Francisco campaign managers by long distance.
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Colmabas
James M. Cox
Ohio
Ohio State Journal
Ast
Columbus
Tras End
Dayton
San Francisco
Silver Dollars Souvenirs At Democratic Convention
In San Francisco on June 28 delegates and visitors at the Democratic convention note a flood of silver dollars in circulation. Eastern delegates long used to paper money plan to take silver dollars home as souvenirs for their children. Silver coins dominate currency with widespread use and plenty in circulation.
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San Francisco
Republican caucus centers in Chicago this week
Chicago hosts a major Republican caucus as Governor Lowden and advisers meet with Republican National Committee Chairman Wil Hay and western senatorial HQ leaders to set party policy. Officials expect Lowden to announce gubernatorial plans while city officials prepare their slate for state offices.
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Chicago
Lowden
Wil H. Hays
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
Hays
McCormick
New
New York
City Hall
French plan air service links European capitals
The French government plans an air service connecting France with European capitals. After Paris-London and Paris-Brussels lines, a Paris Geneva line opens, with a Warsaw line expected to run regularly by the end of July. Further lines will follow gradually.
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Paris
France
London
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French Plan Air Service
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